The Political Economy of Urban Poverty
by Charles Sackrey, Sackrey Charles
The Political Economy of Urban Poverty explores urban poverty through the connected perspectives of politics and economics. It examines the forces and structures that shape poverty in cities, offering readers a focused treatment of a major urban and social issue.
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The Political Economy of Urban Poverty examines poverty in urban settings through a political and economic lens.
The book considers how economic conditions and political structures relate to urban poverty.
It offers a focused introduction to the social and institutional dimensions of poverty in cities.
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